Teacher Wangyu, the original author of "The Story of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality", a new work by Tomato!
A masterpiece listened to by millions.
On Blue Star in the modern world, a passage to another world appears.
As one of the first batch of people who dreamed of entering a different world of cultivating immortals, Wang Yu embarked on the path of cultivating immortals in a daze in order to survive!
The road is ruthless, and if you don't advance on the path of cultivating immortality, you will retreat!
Becoming a great master in cultivating immortals can enjoy endless longevity. Bringing the power of cultivating immortals back to Blue Star can save Blue Star's future.
The catastrophe facing the world of immortality, the interstellar era that Blue Star mankind is about to enter, the intersection of different worlds in several timelines...
This is a world of interstellar cultivation where mecha starships and magic flying swords collide with each other.
Reader comments
I am a long-time fan of Wangyu. Starting with Mortals, I ended up with the Demonic Sky Chronicles and the Mortal Immortal Realm. They are all pretty good. Maybe Wangpang also wants to get out of his comfort zone and try new things, such as Gate of the Mysterious World, The Great Dream Master, and Immortal. To be honest, these books are better in the early stages, but I can't stand them anymore in the later stages. I think this one is well written. Although it has flaws, it still has the same old flavor of cultivating immortals. I look forward to the mecha war in the future.
Can the author make more updates? So pretty.
Not bad, not bad. This narrative rhythm is much more comfortable.
I am a long-time fan of Wangyu. Starting with Mortals, I ended up with the Demonic Sky Chronicles and the Mortal Immortal Realm. They are all pretty good. Maybe Wangpang also wants to get out of his comfort zone and try new things, such as Gate of the Mysterious World, The Great Dream Master, and Immortal. To be honest, these books are better in the early stages, but I can't stand them anymore in the later stages. I think this one is well written. Although it has flaws, it still has the same old flavor of cultivating immortals. I look forward to the mecha war in the future.
Can the author make more updates? So pretty.
Not bad, not bad. This narrative rhythm is much more comfortable.